the graphs below show the amount of production of four different fruits and the average retail price per kilogram of those fruits from 1994 to 2006
the graphs below show the amount of production of four different fruits and the average retail price per kilogram of those fruits from 1994 to 2006 o5agw
The graph show changes in the quantities of production of four specific fruits and the average retail sales in dollars from 1994 to 2006Overall, while Apples, pears and oranges tend to decline at both fruit production and average price per kilogram, Plums have quite positive growth over a period of 6 years. From 1994 to 2000, all 4 type of fruit were recorded a major drop at fruit production of apples, pears, oranges and plums drop down from 85, 82 40 and 35 thoundsand tonnes down to 82, 60, 10 and around 10 thoundsand tonnes respectively, the average retail sales also falled down with apple at around 4, pears 2 time lower than in the past, oranges ad plums both with 1. 5 dollar. Since 2000 to 2006, pears plummeted to 40 million tons, 2 time lower than apple in the amount of fruit produced. Oranges was also received a reduce at 0 thoundsand tones, by contrast to plums with the climb of 15 thounsand tones. Similary to fruit production, rentail sales of 4 fruits also recorded the same numbers with apples, oranges and pears falling to 3, 1 and hovering around 2 dollars respectively, while plums witnessed a jump to 2 dollars in 2006
The graph
show
changes
in the quantities of
production
of four specific
fruits
and the average retail sales in
dollars
from 1994 to 2006Overall, while
Apples
, pears and oranges tend to decline at both
fruit
production
and average price per kilogram,
Plums
have quite
positive
growth over a period of 6 years. From 1994 to 2000, all 4 type of
fruit
were recorded
a major drop at
fruit
production
of
apples
, pears, oranges and
plums
drop down
from 85, 82 40 and 35
thoundsand
tonnes down to 82, 60, 10 and around 10
thoundsand
tonnes
respectively
, the average retail sales
also
falled
down with
apple
at around 4, pears 2 time lower than in the past, oranges ad
plums
both with 1. 5
dollar
. Since 2000 to 2006, pears plummeted to 40 million tons, 2 time lower than
apple
in the amount of
fruit
produced. Oranges
was
also
received a
reduce
at 0
thoundsand
tones, by contrast to
plums
with the climb of 15
thounsand
tones.
Similary
to
fruit
production
,
rentail
sales of 4
fruits
also
recorded the same numbers with
apples
, oranges and pears falling to 3, 1 and hovering around 2
dollars
respectively
, while
plums
witnessed a jump to 2
dollars
in 2006